Supreme Court of India
Bihar State Housing Board & Ors. v. Asha Lata Verma
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Housing - Allotment of flat - Re-determination/re-fixation of price after delivery of possession - Allotment of flat in favour of original allottee on payment of the prescribed c amount - Death of allottee - Transfer of flat in the name of allottee's wife on her furnishing the proof of payment and other .....,, .. documents - Subsequently permission sought by wife- respondent to transfer the flat in the name of her daughter- in-law - Issuance of notice by Housing Board to the respondent raising huge· demand towards outstanding dues against the flat - Writ petition filed by the respondent -
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